Sentence examples for it really haunts from inspiring English sources
Is it really haunted? A. Let's just say we're not sure.
It really haunted me – in my little head I thought they were kind of like Duran Duran, but in a permanently bad mood.
And it really haunted him.
It is 2006 that really haunts Argentina, though.
It's something that really haunts me about the piece.
But the memory that really haunts the EU is its ignominious failure to deal with the Balkan wars in the 1990s.When Yugoslavia started to break up in 1990, the EU's first response was to try to bribe its constituent elements to stay together, and to insist that Brussels would act as a stabilising force.
But what really haunts the survivors of the latest disaster is the Irpinia earthquake that hit Campania and Basilicata in 1980.
The game that really haunts Smoltz, he said, was his 1-0 loss to the Yankees in Game 5 of the 1996 World Series, when the Braves lost their grip on a possible dynasty.
And while my own life is dogged by the possibility of unfulfilled possibility — what might have been had I been treated — what really haunts me is the memory of full-blown tragedy in the lives of some of my childhood friends.
